N422AU

Aircraft:
Aero-Spacelines 377SGT Mini Guppy
Reg: N422AU photos
Serial #:
15937
Airline: Aero Union
Photo Date: Sep 07, 1986
Uploaded: Dec 05, 2006
Chico Municipal Airport - KCIC, USA - California

Notes:

Delivered to Pan Am in Sep 49, it was traded back to Boeing ending up with Aerospace lines in 1963 for conversion to become the sole Mini-Guppy conversion. It was sold to Aero Union in 1980 then Erickson Air Crane in 1988. It is now on display at the Tillamook Naval Air Station Museum, Oregon. Scanned from a K64 slide

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by Wallace Shackleton
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Nick Sheeder N422AU

1,021 0 0 Aero-Spacelines 377SGT Mini Guppy

Nick Sheeder N422AU

2,051 3 0 Aero-Spacelines 377SGT Mini Guppy

On display at the Tillamook Air Museum

Kevin Porter N422AU

2,912 1 0 Aero-Spacelines 377SGT Mini Guppy

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Scan from a k-64 slide

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1,461 6 0 Douglas C-54G Skymaster

N4994H - Douglas C-54D Skymaster - Aero Union

Scan from a k-64 slide

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763 4 0 Douglas C-54D Skymaster

Photographer

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G-SIJW - Scottish Aviation Bulldog T.1 - Private

A participant in the Around Britain Air rally

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6,111 0 0 Scottish Aviation Bulldog T.1

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Photo Date

Sep 07, 1986

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Dec 05, 2006

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Notes

Delivered to Pan Am in Sep 49, it was traded back to Boeing ending up with Aerospace lines in 1963 for conversion to become the sole Mini-Guppy conversion. It was sold to Aero Union in 1980 then Erickson Air Crane in 1988. It is now on display at the Tillamook Naval Air Station Museum, Oregon. Scanned from a K64 slide